1. Three Little Birds
2. No Woman, No Cry
3. Could You Be Loved
4. Easy Skankin'
5. I Shot The Sheriff
6. Stir It Up
7. So Much Trouble In The World
8. Get Up, Stand Up
9. One Love/People Get Ready
10. Redemption Song
11. Lively Up Yourself
12. Waiting In Vain

[SYN-040]
Grass and Bob Marley are often mentioned in the same sentence,
but the grass being referred to isn't usually of the blue
variety. Jah only knows what the bard of Trenchtown would think
about a bunch of country pickers turning his ghetto anthems into
mountain music. Yet one suspects that he'd get a kick out of it,
and that he'd pick up on the traits that reggae and country have
in common. At their best, both styles are steeped in
spirituality, and both aim to uplift the lonely, the poor and
the disenfranchised. "One Love" and "Redemption Song" could pass
for classic hymns; "Get Up, Stand Up" and "I Shot the Sheriff"
could easily be age-old folk songs. That's just the kind of
material that bluegrass musicians love to dig into, and dig in
they do.
— Mac Randall